Crabbe Castle Farmhouse~Wighton - Mouseprice

Crabbe Castle Farm House
A five bedroom detached period farmhouse with an attached one bedroom annexe in a rural
location a short distance from the beautiful North Norfolk coast. Occupying a truly rural setting,
this former Farm House offers extremely generous accommodation on two levels, is well presented
throughout and benefits from adjoining paddocks, garaging and stable block. Period features include
exposed ceiling timbers plus original doors and windows. There is a large walk in pantry with slate
shelving, four oven AGA, rambling gardens including a large enclosed vegetable garden, detached
barn suitable for entertaining, games room. There is also a variety of outbuildings and parking.
Accommodation comprises large entrance porch, inner hallway, sitting room, dining room, snug,
kitchen/dining/living area, large walk in pantry, inner hallway, separate cloakroom and utility area.
There are stairs to the first floor from the entrance hall which leads to five bedrooms including a
master suite with dressing area and ensuite bathroom and an additional shower room. The annexe
area includes two separate reception rooms and a large double bedroom. The property is
approached via a farm track, giving access to parking in two areas. There are gardens to front, side
and rear and a variety of outbuildings, a courtyard area, paddocks of approximately 1.5 acres (sts)
and stabling for two horses.
Wighton
Wighton is a small and sleepy rural village five minutes drive from the coast at Wells-next-the-Sea
and the north Norfolk coast with its miles of unspoilt coastline, and the historic village and Shrine of
Little Walsingham. The village has a tea shop and an inn, The Carpenters Arms. The tower of All
Saints church collapsed in a storm in 1965 but through the generosity of a Canadian architect whose
family had lived in the village, the tower was rebuilt and rededicated in 1976.
Agent’s Note
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